OTTAWA – More than 15 per cent of immigrants who arrived in Canada from 1982 to 2017 ended up leaving the country within twenty years. That’s what emerges from a new study by Statistics Canada. According to the report, first and foremost, the likelihood of a new immigrant leaving reaches its highest probability in the first few years after admission, with those three to seven years earlier most likely to leave. This reaches a peak of around 1.4% in the fourth and fifth years, then begins to decline until after 15 years, when it fluctuates between 0.6 and 0.7%. →
TORONTO – Mentre prosegue la prima fase dell’inchiesta pubblica sulle interferenze straniere in Canada, spunta un rapporto top secret, ottenuto da Global News, secondo il quale la Cina avrebbe cercato di influenzare le ultime due elezioni federali e nel quale si afferma che il governo canadese “deve fare di più” per combattere le interferenze straniere…
OTTAWA – As the first phase of the public inquiry into foreign interference in Canada continues, a top-secret report – obtained by Global News – has emerged, alleging that China attempted to hijack the last two federal elections and that the Canadian government “must do more” to combat foreign interference. →
OTTAWA – Uno scioccante rapporto interno sull’app ArriveCan – usata durante la pandemia per gestire arrivi e partenze dal Canada – rileva l’esistenza di appaltatori inesistenti: in particolare, il 76% degli appaltatori dell’app “non ha svolto alcun lavoro”, afferma l’audit appena pubblicato dall’Ufficio del Difensore Civico per gli Appalti (Office of the Procurement Ombudsman) e pubblicato dal National Post…
OTTAWA – A shocking internal report on the ArriveCan app – used during the pandemic to manage arrivals and departures from Canada – finds the existence of… non-existent contractors: in particular, 76% of the app’s contractors “did not do any work”, says the audit just released by the Office of the Procurement Ombudsman and published by the National Post. →
